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Designing for acoustic performance requirements in children's health centre

For children receiving treatment in The Centre for Child Health and Learning, there are strong clinical reasons to keep traffic noise and echoes to a minimum while also creating a calm and relaxing space.
Architecture & Design Team
Architecture & Design Team

11 Jul 2019 1m read View Author

For children receiving treatment in The Centre for Child Health and Learning, there are strong clinical reasons to keep traffic noise and echoes to a minimum while also creating a calm and relaxing space.

Learn how high-performance noise-absorbing panels were used to resolve these design challenges by downloading this case study.

Designing for acoustic performance requirements in children's health centre
Designing for acoustic performance requirements in children's health centre
Learn how high-performance noise-absorbing panels were used to resolve these design challenges by downloading this case study
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